Genius of Creation
Generations of dessicated
fall foliage, the winter wreckage
of sturdy summertime bracken,
litters the forest floor
where in early spring a
faded monochrome of
barely discernible shades
of dull ivory, beige, and
tired taupe present as a
tapestry of Nature's waste
slowly transformed into
compost enriching the soil
inviting succession and green
renewal of robust new life.
Coltsfoot and trout lily emerge
and flower, their sunny heads
bashfully following the sun
until the forest canopy
matures and the landscape
presents in the full glory of
its creator's boldly imaginative
genius of creation.
Thursday, May 8, 2014
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